Naples is willing to promise to buy out Hoylund! Manchester United cleans up the turnaround, and the transfer price still needs to be negotiated

After AC Milan gave up renting first and then buying Hoylund, Manchester United's hope of cleaning up the 22-year-old Danish striker can only fall on the defending Serie A champion Naples. Antonio Conte's team is said to be willing to promise a buyout, which is one of the key factors in determining whether the transfer is successful or not.

transfer expert Di Mazio disclosed at Sky Sports in Italy that in his latest contact on Wednesday night, Naples said he could promise to complete a permanent transfer after a season loan, rather than just a buyout option. The so-called buyout option means that you can buy out after the loan period expires or not, and the buyout obligation requires them to complete a permanent transfer. There are substantial differences between the two.

Naples' former Manchester United center Lukaku is seriously injured and faces a long absence of three to four months and may not return to the field next year. Therefore, Conte intends to rent Hoylund as a replacement. Although Hoylund has always wanted to stay at Manchester United, he also knows that with the joining of Seschko, his chances of playing will be very limited.

Since Sheshko joined Manchester United late, even in the Mid-League Cup next week against low-level underdog Grimsby, Amorin may arrange the 85 million euro new player to play in order to integrate into the team faster and adapt to English football. If Hoylund stays, he will get only a handful of game time. This is an irony for players who were once one of the non-selling products of the team. It is worth mentioning that Garnacho, who was regarded as the player that the Red Devils could not be sold at the time, will definitely be cleaned this summer.

Previously, AC Milan also expressed interest in Hoylund and was willing to pay a loan fee of 4.5 million pounds to introduce it, but they were only willing to accept a buyout option of 39 million pounds. In the end, the two sides did not reach an agreement. Allegri decided to loan Victor Bonifers from Bundesliga Leverkusen, and the Bundesliga club did not require a mandatory buyout.

Naples followed up, and they approached several forwards at the same time, including a six-year contract with Roma's Artem Dovbik, while negotiating with Hoylund, but negotiations between the clubs have not yet begun. 28-year-old Dovbik scored 12 goals and had three assists last season.

Italian transfer expert Fabricio Romano said: "Hoilund has always wanted to stay at Manchester United, but coach Amorin conveyed a clear message that he did not let him play for a minute in the warm-up game for Fiorentina. The Premier League did not even put him on the roster for Arsenal, and Hoilund had to leave."

Romano added: "Now, Hoilund tends to have a buyout obligation to loan. He hopes that the new club will show confidence in himself and do not want to return to Manchester United after a year of renting, and needs to find a new partner again. Naples is interested in Hoilund, but the latter said that there must be a permanent transfer commitment, which is also the solution that Manchester United wants."

It is not known how much Naples is willing to pay to loan and buy out Hoilund, but the British media believes that as long as the total price of 30 million pounds is reached, Manchester United will agree. The club has rented 11 players this summer, including Rashford, who joined Barcelona. More is expected to be next, and the "cargo ship" may be one of them. He, along with Garnacho, Sancho, Anthony and Terrell Maracia, are the five players the Red Devils want to clean up in the next 10 days.

If Hoylund joins Naples, he will reunite with former Manchester United teammate McTomine, who not only won the league championship in his first season in Italy, but also won the Serie A best, which is also a plot that Hoylund hopes he can repeat.